Overview
- Google began rolling out the Memory summary Monday, allowing users to view, edit, and delete the personal details Gemini has stored about them.
- The feature groups remembered facts into labeled categories such as The Essentials, Career and Projects, Travel and Gear, Media and Entertainment, and Fitness and Lifestyle so users can scan their profile at a glance.
- Users can add or remove items with plain-language commands like “Add to my memory that I speak Japanese” and can open a Memory history to see when specific facts were added or changed.
- Google’s support documents say the tool is officially available to US English Google AI subscribers with Keep Activity and Memory enabled, but hands-on tests found the web version working for some free accounts while the mobile app rollout remains uneven.
- Reports flag privacy cautions because connected apps can feed data into Gemini and some summaries say certain data may be subject to human review, so users are advised not to link sensitive information and to check connected-service settings.